How long after the treatment is done can you enter the room/place that was treated?
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Waite at least one hour. I this on a 45 foot motor yacht to kill mold and odor.
20411
You can enter the room in 40 minutes, I tend to open a window or two after 30 and wait another 30.
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If you used significant amount of ozone for your shock treatment, in my experience it may take up to 5 days to get rid of the residual ozone / ozone smell. You can reduce half-lifetime of ozone from its usual value of around 12 hours by agitating the air with fans, increasing humidity in the air, and increasing the temperature. The problem is that ozone penetrates any porous matter in your room (from wall paint to clothes) and then slowly emanates into the air. Just venting the room would reduce the ozone concentration, but will not eliminate it completely to the level at which you can't smell it anymore. Having said that, low ozone concentrations are usually not dangerous, but irritating. If you used significant amount of ozone for your shock treatment, in my experience it may take up to 5 days to get rid of the residual ozone / ozone smell. You can reduce half-lifetime of ozone from its usual value of around 12 hours by agitating the air with fans, increasing humidity in the air, and increasing the temperature. The problem is that ozone penetrates any porous matter in your room (from wall paint to clothes) and then slowly emanates into the air. Just venting the room would reduce the ozone concentration, but will not eliminate it completely to the level at which you can't... » Read More If you used significant amount of ozone for your shock treatment, in my experience it may take up to 5 days to get rid of the residual ozone / ozone smell. You can reduce half-lifetime of ozone from its usual value of around 12 hours by agitating the air with fans, increasing humidity in the air, and increasing the temperature. The problem is that ozone penetrates any porous matter in your room (from wall paint to clothes) and then slowly emanates into the air. Just venting the room would reduce the ozone concentration, but will not eliminate it completely to the level at which you can't smell it anymore. Having said that, low ozone concentrations are usually not dangerous, but irritating. « Show Less
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I enter the room as soon as I can to open the windows and air out the room.
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12-24 hrs turnaround for results then it seems to need to be maintained. Do not know what calledut homeopathic remedy is. Good luck
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It depends on room temp, it took longer than 24 to cure completely but once it did it was solid , just don't walk in that area
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I would say, "not immediately after application". You can find the instructions, etc.. here: http://pbigordon.com/pdfs/SpeedZoneLawnWeedKiller-SL.pdf "* Do not allow people or pets to enter the treated area until sprays have dried."
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Yes out and in. You can tape it open until they figure it out. shouldn't take them long
1568631
Yes, just follow the prescribed dosage and length of treatment. Worked perfectly when the disease is not in a very advanced stage.
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Over night if you can sleep with your molds in. If not, it needs at least 3 hrs each treatment for best results. For touch ups, only about an hour each time.
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I think it's ok but you have to be careful you should not take a shower before 3 days after treatment
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The treatment lasts for 30 minutes. Are you sure you have the "A" side plugged into the "A" electrode and array?
1700554
We went room by room once it dried after about 30 minutes with fan you should be able to go on to the next room
638792
About two to three weeks if placed near scalp and when hair is washed and brushed carefully.
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Pretty much immediately but I would open all of the windows. The chemicals used to eliminate the odor is strong and some cough if the area isn't properly center immediately afterwards.
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Yes, after the blood is cleaned up. Otherwise you would be changing the pad often.
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I get the actual treatment from my hairdresser and it will last up to 12 weeks depending on your hair and how fast it grows. The shampoo/conditioner and oil help to make it last. My hair grows extremely fast and in 6 weeks I have at least an inch of growth so the treated hair is still great but the new growth is irritating.
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Of thé area If the area to be treated is small enough, you could accelerate the curing using an hair drier. Curing time is very temperature dependent.
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Yes. You always want to have your control room treated for early reflections.Along with the room treatment, this program is really good.
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It depends on the manufacturer's instructions on the after care for the maintenance of the hair after the treatment has been done.